Levels: A Look at Laveranues Coles' Plans for Downtown
Metro Jacksonville shares the conceptual plans of what will become East Bay Street's latest dining and nightlife venue: Levels Restaurant
Former Ribault High School standout and New York Jets wide receiver Laveranues Coles Jr. is moving forward with his plans to add a new component to the downtown Jacksonville nightlife scene. In late 2013, Coles' Past Trouble LLC. purchased a vacant 16,068-square foot building at 325 East Bay Street. Renovation plans call for the three story structure to be converted into a restaurant and entertainment venue called "Levels".
According to a November 2013, Jax Daily Record article, the project's architect believes "this multi-level restaurant will be a must visit in Jacksonville, and a major boost to the downtown vision".
Previously utilized as office space, the three level venue's facade will include a unique glass canopy and lighting treatments. If approved by the Downtown Development Review Board, the restaurant could open in a few months, providing another reason for people to frequent downtown.
The existing building.
The proposed new building façade.
A night rendering of proposed building facade.
The proposed building elevation.
The proposed first floor plan.
The proposed second floor plan.
The proposed basement floor plan.
325 East Bay Street is a part of The Elbow entertainment district.
Development Update by Ennis Davis, AICP. Contact Ennis at edavis@moderncities.com. Source: Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) February 2014 Meeting Agenda Packet.
According to a November 2013, Jax Daily Record article, the project's architect believes "this multi-level restaurant will be a must visit in Jacksonville, and a major boost to the downtown vision".
Previously utilized as office space, the three level venue's facade will include a unique glass canopy and lighting treatments. If approved by the Downtown Development Review Board, the restaurant could open in a few months, providing another reason for people to frequent downtown.
The existing building.
The proposed new building façade.
A night rendering of proposed building facade.
The proposed building elevation.
The proposed first floor plan.
The proposed second floor plan.
The proposed basement floor plan.
325 East Bay Street is a part of The Elbow entertainment district.
Development Update by Ennis Davis, AICP. Contact Ennis at edavis@moderncities.com. Source: Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) February 2014 Meeting Agenda Packet.